Predatory animals warded off by forest rangers
The article recounts predators like wolves coyotes lynxes and bears causing stock losses in western states. It praises Forest Service rangers for exterminating pests using poison traps and hunting, citing specific figures and cases including Idaho Oregon Utah and Wallowa County.
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Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
National Forest of Wallowa
Ore
Pocatello Tribune
Forest Service
American Forestry
Utah
Toto
Legrini
Bulls for Sale Pure-bred Shorthorns Carload Lots
Wesley K Walton Sons of Woodruff Utah offer pure bred Shorthorns in carload lots. Bulls available all ages from Chen. Sale points include 102 Wilson Hotel Salt Lake City. Contact for pricing and availability.
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Chen
Wesley K. Walton Sons
Woodruff
Utah
Salt Lake City
Wilson Hotel
International Dry Farming Congress in Lethbridge 1926
International Dry Farming Congress held in Lethbridge Canada in October 1926 offers excursions via Oregon Short Line with dates October 16 17 and 18 and a final deadline November 7th. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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Lethbridge
Canada
Oregon
Unholy Alliance Opposes Local Republican Ticket
The editor condemns a letter by Donald McAllister of Diamondville aimed at discrediting this paper for not backing a county ticket. He faults long-standing intra party foes who opposed Kemmerer and who previously aided Democrats, warns they seek to control the new county, and argues the paper has opposed meddling factions while supporting good governance andTR Roosevelt. He notes malicious letters and asserts definite stances on county offices and party integrity in Lincoln and Uinta counties.
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Donald McAllister
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Uinta
the Camera
Clarence D. Clark
United States Senate
A. D. Hawkins
Hoskine
Camera
Chicago
Tut Ior
Theodore Roosevelt
Fierry Sveane
Shuil
Lincoln County
Hay
Cannon
Uinta County
Appreciation Note From City Club Sees Warm Reception
Mayor J I Folger transmits thanks for the cordial reception during the Kemmerer excursion led by Joseph Bo Caine secretary and manager of the Salt Lake City Commercial Club. The Board of Governors directs me to express great appreciation to your people for the hospitality shown.
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J. I Folger
Joseph Bo Caine
Salt Lake City
Marriage of Ernest Stinson and Zona McCarty in Granger
Ernest Stinson of Granger, proprietor of the College Inn, wed Zona McCarty on July 24. The couple, living at Granger with her family on Henrys Fork, return from Voesil to start their life together as friends extend best wishes through the Camera.
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J.B. Star of
Granger
Kemmerer
Voesil
Ernest
Benedict
Zona McCarty
Henry
Stinson
College Inn
Mrs. Stinson
Mrs C D Stafford Hosts In Honor Of Mrs Holland
Back to Kansas, Mrs C D Stafford entertained on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Holland of Kansas, niece of Mr L B Halbert, who left Sunday after a three month visit in Kenmerer Muske. The feature of the evening was a laden presentation to Mr Holland with a set of napkins. Others present included Moor Fisher, Chaplo, Beott, Haynell Leton, and Mire Holland.
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C.D. Stafford
Holland of
Karsas
L. B. Halbert
Kenmerer
Mr. Holland
Moor Fisher
Chaplo
Beott
Haynell Leton
Siurtne
Holland
Halbert Mire
Bes Deotteer
Ems
Caver
Mle Floste Lymm
Rams for Sale in Green River City Auction
For sale 250 head of coming two year old Cote wold Grade Rams to be sold cheap if taken at once. These rams are at Green River City and will be shown by L. G. Jones of Kemmerer Green River Live Stock Co.
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Green River City
L. G. Jones
Kemmerer
Green River Live Stuck Co
Cokeville Rivalry Ends With Peters Pay Allegations
Reporter describes a Cokeville confrontation where Peter Olson and Marshal Reynolds wore down their opponent. A witness claims Pete paid eighty on one bet and sixty on another, and the last bet proved too much for Pete's sportsman spirit as tension flared.
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Peter Olson
Marshal Reynolds
Cokeville
Marshal
Peter
Pete
Star Valley Road Mormons Report Isolated
Maurice Koshon county commissioner traveled the Star Valley road via Cokeville and Fork road reporting the route passable in good weather though potentially troublesome with heavy loads. He favors modest changes to move the road from flats to hill edges for year round solid foundations and notes local interest due to a railroad outlet.
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Maurice Koshon
Kemmerer
Hoe
Postosive Department
Cokeville
Thie Road
Star Valley
College Chums Visit Mt Pater Chapel Tour
Rev. W. D. O'Brien of Chicago led a chapel touring war program visiting Mt Pater over Saturday and Sunday with Rev. T. J. Lynen, an old college friend, and preached at the Catholic church. He is touring the northwest in a car furnished by the Chicago extension bureau, though his route through Idaho to reach the visit site faced rough divides described as more than the Cokeville road's highest hill.
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EB Paso
Tex
Chihasnua
O. P. Brown
Old Casas Grandes
Chihanhua
el Pazo
Hechita
Miles A. Romney
W. D. O'Brien
Chicago
Mt. Pater
T. J. Lynen
O'Brien
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